Personally, I have always loved the kimono. However, when I tried it on the first time I never owned large bags so I felt drowned by it. Now that I have neverfulls I love, I went to re-try on the kimono and instantly fell in love with it. It's definitely on my list! The price is high but it seems like an exquisitely made bag from the handles and the shape. It's also very light and comfortable too. I like that it's dressier yet carefree. I'd get a noir =]
I've tried on the PM as well. It's such a cute size but I wouldn't wear with the strap... so then it would only be hand carry which would be inconvenient. The larger one is a very comfy tote.
As for the price, it is steep. I would be more keen on it if it was cheaper than the Montaigne since it's canvas and leather. I think it should have been around the mid 2k but alas... I may have to just suck it up haha.
As for the flandrin, I did try it on as well next to the kimono and as much as I like the flandrin, and it's price point, it doesn't intrigue me like the kimono. I guess the shape is too ordinary for me and too much like my neverfull.
The iena is really nice. I'd use that as a work tote honestly for the price point and save the kimono for the nice fridays at work and the weekends, personal days rather than work
I've tried on the PM as well. It's such a cute size but I wouldn't wear with the strap... so then it would only be hand carry which would be inconvenient. The larger one is a very comfy tote.
As for the price, it is steep. I would be more keen on it if it was cheaper than the Montaigne since it's canvas and leather. I think it should have been around the mid 2k but alas... I may have to just suck it up haha.
As for the flandrin, I did try it on as well next to the kimono and as much as I like the flandrin, and it's price point, it doesn't intrigue me like the kimono. I guess the shape is too ordinary for me and too much like my neverfull.
The iena is really nice. I'd use that as a work tote honestly for the price point and save the kimono for the nice fridays at work and the weekends, personal days rather than work